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Ex No 11.define A Class To Represent A Bank Account

The document defines a bank account class with data members for name, account number, account type, and balance amount. Member functions are included to assign initial values, deposit and withdraw amounts, and display account details.

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Ex No 11.define A Class To Represent A Bank Account

The document defines a bank account class with data members for name, account number, account type, and balance amount. Member functions are included to assign initial values, deposit and withdraw amounts, and display account details.

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Define a class to represent a bank account.

Include the following


members:

Data members:
1) Name of the depositor
2) Account number
3) Type of account
4) Balance amount in the account.

Member functions:
1) To assign initial values
2) To deposit an amount
3) To withdraw an amount after checking the balance
4) To display name and balance.

#include<iostream>
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>

using namespace std;

class bank
{
        int acno;
        char nm[100], acctype[100];
        float bal;  
   public:
        bank(int acc_no, char *name, char *acc_type, float
balance)  //Parameterized Constructor
        {
                acno=acc_no;
                strcpy(nm, name);
                strcpy(acctype, acc_type);
                bal=balance;
        }
        void deposit();
        void withdraw();
        void display();
};
void bank::deposit()   //depositing an amount
{
        int damt1;
        cout<<"\n Enter Deposit Amount = ";
        cin>>damt1;
        bal+=damt1;
}
void bank::withdraw()  //withdrawing an amount
{
        int wamt1;
        cout<<"\n Enter Withdraw Amount = ";
        cin>>wamt1;
        if(wamt1>bal)
                cout<<"\n Cannot Withdraw Amount";
        bal-=wamt1;
}
void bank::display()  //displaying the details
{
        cout<<"\n ----------------------";
        cout<<"\n Accout No. : "<<acno;
        cout<<"\n Name : "<<nm;
        cout<<"\n Account Type : "<<acctype;
        cout<<"\n Balance : "<<bal;  
}
int main()
{
        int acc_no;
        char name[100], acc_type[100];
        float balance;
        cout<<"\n Enter Details: \n";
        cout<<"-----------------------";
        cout<<"\n Accout No. ";
        cin>>acc_no;
        cout<<"\n Name : ";
        cin>>name;
        cout<<"\n Account Type : ";
        cin>>acc_type;
        cout<<"\n Balance : ";
        cin>>balance;
  
        bank b1(acc_no, name, acc_type, balance);  //object is created
        b1.deposit(); //
        b1.withdraw(); // calling member functions
        b1.display(); //
        return 0;
}

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